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for a pair and straight draw on a flop of 
against Daisy Wain's open-ended straight draw with 
.
and the 
delivered her the straight as Terrence becomes the second Chan to be eliminated today.
. Men "The Master" Nguyen fired out a bet of 5,000 and Rodney Davidson thought for a moment before making the call.
and Nguyen thought for a long time before checking. Davidson instantly moved all in for his last 18,100 chips. Nguyen went into the tank, cut out his chips, and made the big call.
for just ace high, as Nguyen revealed 
for just a pair of sevens! A remarkable call by Nguyen that received the admiration from all at the table, even Davidson, who couldn't help but feel unfortunate to be exiting the tournament.
. Both players checked the 
that hit the turn. When the river fell Bianco moved all in for about 7,000. His opponent made the call with 
, a hand that was no match for Bianco's full house, 
. Bianco is now up to 22,000. 
against her 
when a king hit the flop and an ace hit the turn. With those two doubles, Chua has rocketed up to 89,000.
Michael Pedley and a young gentleman whom we have nicknamed "Chucky" for his unusual activities at the table yesterday (read more about it here or see the video below), both went to a flop of 
.
Pedley led out for 3,000 before Chucky shoved all in for his last 11,000. Pedley made the call with for the flush draw, but actually found himself with the best hand as Chucky was also drawing with 
for an open-ended straight draw.
The turn was the 
and the river the 
missing both players, as Pedley took it down to jump to 56,000 and end the entertaining run of Chucky in the Main Event.
We caught up with Terrence Chan yesterday to give us his account of Chucky's play on Day 1c.
. The big blind raised him all in to 7,000 with 
, and Quinn decided to call. He hit the board in a big way, 
to send another player to the rail.Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
, which saw Robert Dobbs and Frank Bianco get all of their chips into the middle.
for top two pair, but didn't like it so much when Dobbs revealed 
for a set of sixes. The turn was the and river the 
, doubling Dobbs up to 20,500 with Bianco falling to 12,000.
and was called by Masayuki Nagata, who tabled 
. An ace on the flop sealed the deal for Nagata and sent Te to the rail.
it looked like a good spot to try and double up. He found himself racing as his opponent tabled pocket eights.
and although Chan found an ace on the river, his opponent had turned a set to send the legend of poker to the rail.
